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navhul-lacsup: I'm mostly interested in upgrading internet architecture with referential
transparency, no bitrot, and secure identity baked in
ozbot: "Behold
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navhul-lacsup: maybe a clone written for
the JVM would be more popular/successful
navhul-lacsup: i like a lot of
technical goals of
the project, but I do worry
that it is
too radical
to
take off
diametric: punkman: maybe, i vaguely remember reading after
that came out
the newer shipped ones don't work
mircea_popescu: navhul-lacsup wait, so is
this actually an urbit powered irc bouncer ?!
mircea_popescu: benkay i don't know enough about cpus
to be useful
there.
benkay: lucky
them, living in such a slow
time and communing with such giants.
benkay: manuals having long since disappeared from
the shop.
benkay: i had
to have someone who grew up with
them
teach me how
to use
them
though.
diametric: yeah I have a 79 (i
think?)
tektronics of some sort I haven't used very much
diametric: thats
the one I have, it works well for my uses.
diametric: oh, I have a collection but ultimately I don't do enough electronics work
to give
that great of opinions on it.
ozbot: College offers a course on Miley Cyrus, but not
twerking
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform dude i
think i actually can prove
there won't be no "lead standard".
benkay: minimum bend radii, maximum cable lengths, nobody ever wanted
to cram
that many probes
that close
together before, handed
the problem
to resident kid.
benkay: once had
to design a nightmare of a cable harness for wafer probing.
benkay: kinks can even induce reflections if your application's sensitive
to 'em.
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the20year2: that's more
than double 100pf , right?
bounce: all
the while "yourpass" sits in
the process list for all
to see
mircea_popescu: and
this
to be done after all processes involved ended.
mircea_popescu: a good approach is
to search everywhere for another string in
the history file,
then wipe your password from everywhere you found keeps a copy.
mike_c: assume i am not worried about someone raw-reading my hdd. are
there other attack vectors?
mike_c: true or false: if i
type a password into my shell, and
then call 'history -c', i am ok?
benkay: i don't see my name
there...
mircea_popescu: but seriously now, i fail
to see what it offers. i mean i suppose one could loot
their github for code, and
the site could be just a demo.
benkay: o i
thought
the excuse was =========
mike_c: but if you use gpgauth and
they get hacked, you have an excuse. so it's ok. like when your site goes down because aws goes down, built in excuse. </sarcasm>
mircea_popescu: and
then hope
that both gpgauth and your link
to it is also secure.
mircea_popescu: benkay no i understand
that. but if you use it, you have
to still secure your site,
benkay: mircea_popescu: re gpgauth.org,
that doesn't store private keys
though.
mircea_popescu: "i got hiv from sharing
the hiv
tester with a hiv sufferer"
the20year2: Although you could also blame it on lynshenkoism (sp) which kind of is a statistical
thing
there
too
the20year2: Didn't all
those people die during holomodor due
to USSR's amazing statistics & record keeping?
mircea_popescu: let's see... if some guy needs an operation and
the insurance won't clear it because
they judge he's
too old/poor/etc, and he dies
chetty: no such
thing as social problems